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in conventional power plants

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Thank you!

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Dr. Keith Lovegrove unveiled the ANU's new solar thermal dish in September at the SolarPACES international solar thermal conference in Berlin to much acclaim. This will be the first time it will be presented in Melbourne. It is the world's biggest solar dish that comes with a mass production system that can build one dish a day. The dish has the highest optical efficiency of any commercial solar technology in the world and a field of 500 produces 100MW electrical power. ANU's dishes can be used on undulating ground, which is difficult for current solar thermal systems that use mirror fields or troughs. Dr. Keith Lovegrove will also talk about replacing all of Australia's energy needs with this solar technology used in conjunction with thermal salt storage. Dr. Keith Lovegrove is a senior lecturer in Engineering in the Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology at the Australian National University (ANU). He heads the ANU Solar Thermal Group which works on a range of projects involving high and low temperature thermal conversion of solar energy. This includes looking at dish and trough concentrators and thermochemical energy storage. He is widely published in scientific journals and has advised the Australian Government on CSP . Dr Lovegrove and his team are at the forefront of International research into concentrated solar power.

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Stade de Suisse - MINERGIE Building - May 2010 Study Tour

1. ThinkSwiss Study Tour on Energy Solar activities of BKW Dr. Jakob Vollenweider 1

2. ThinkSwiss Study Tour on Energy www.bkw.ch 2

3. ThinkSwiss Study Tour on Energy CO2-free electricity production in Switzerland 3

4. ThinkSwiss Study Tour on Energy Solar power in Switzerland Yearly electricity consumption in Switzerland: approx. 60‘000‘000‘000 kWh Yearly production of solar power in Switzerland: approx. 50‘000‘000 kWh, i.e. < 0.1% of the yearly electricity consumption Costs of solar power: up to 10 times higher than those of electricity produced in conventional power plants 4

5. ThinkSwiss Study Tour on Energy Energy consumption in Switzerland 5

6. ThinkSwiss Study Tour on Energy Energy consumption vs. gross national product 6

7. ThinkSwiss Study Tour on Energy Substitution of fossil fuel, e.g. heat pump 7

8. ThinkSwiss Study Tour on Energy Renewable energy Solar power Wind power Fermentable biomass Dry biomass Hydropower Geothermal energy 8

9. ThinkSwiss Study Tour on Energy 1992 : Mont-Soleil solar power plant 9

10. ThinkSwiss Study Tour on Energy 1995 : International test center Mont-Soleil 10

11. ThinkSwiss Study Tour on Energy 2001: World’s largest solar powered ship 11

12. ThinkSwiss Study Tour on Energy 2004 : World’s largest solar power plant integrated in a stadium 12

13. ThinkSwiss Study Tour on Energy 2006 : Cooperation with Solar Impulse 13

14. ThinkSwiss Study Tour on Energy 2007 : Solar center on Jungfraujoch – Top of Europe 14

15. ThinkSwiss Study Tour on Energy 5 years of research for Solar Impulse CIRRUS CLOUDS 15

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17. ThinkSwiss Study Tour on Energy 5 years of research for Solar Impulse SOLAR MODULES 17

18. ThinkSwiss Study Tour on Energy 2008 : Presentation of Project Goldfish (www.project-goldfish.ch) 18

19. ThinkSwiss Study Tour on Energy 2009 : World’s highest solar plant on Matterhorn glacier restaurant 19

20. ThinkSwiss Study Tour on Energy Thank you! www.bkw.ch 20

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